Mer 40 HP prop
Guys I am looking for a 16 or 17 pitch prop for a Merc 40hp. I am currently running a 15p Painted Stainless Yamaha prop and I can turn way too many RPM's. If you have one I can test run that would be great. If you have one that you would sell it would be better.
Shane |
You must be making some serious horsepower:)
How many rpm's you turning that 15? At what mph? D |
Danny fully loaded with 2 fishermen I could turn 6800 i did not do that for long as i suspect my tach is off a little. At 6000 i was running 45.3 mph on my gps. as this ould be almost no prop slip so I think my rpms are a little higher. By myslef and an ice chest and fishing gear at 6000 i was seeing 46 mph. I think i could turn even more rpm than the 6800. . This is a worked 2 stroke merc on a edge 556.
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Were you at black bayou launch on nelson last sunday?
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Yamaha makes that prop in a 16 pitch, a great running little prop. A good prop man can stroke it a little and get it to 17+ pitch. I would not let anyone local touch it. better yet, you could order what you want from Ron Hill. He can build you a bi more diameter, let's you raise the engine height, and build anything from a round ear prop to a cleaver 4 blade. He is the best prop builder in the country and reasonable. Call and talk to Ron, a great guy, give him all the data on what you are doing, he can work you a rocket prop. Doesn't show much on his website, but, he is the man when it comes to performance propellers. Go to his forums and look at some of his work, beautiful stuff.
] http://www.boatracingfacts.com/forum...p?5-Propellers http://www.hillmarine.net/ Danny |
How about the turbo brand prop. Didn't get bought by Yamaha?
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If you like everything about the Yamaha prop but the rpm's, get the 16 and try it. Motor height should stay the same, it will drop the rpm's by about 250 and may gain a little speed. I run a black yammie prop on my Merc when duck hunting. It has been reworked by my old race prop guy, runs decent. D |
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